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i need to develop an iPhone application that is a Client of serverside application. This application is not for customer but for sell agents. I know that if i try to send to Apple to put on Apple Store they reject it because the application have no sense for Apple Store. The company is small so i can’t use the Enterprise program. The only way i can use now is to use Ad Hoc mode but in this case if i made an update you need iTunes and i must find a way to avoid this.
Thanks for the help.
I’m not sure your application would be rejected by the Store.
For my employer, I developed a client side application that uses an appliance (server side) that my employer sells.
We provided a public appliance (with a public IP) to Apple in order to enable them to test our client application by entering the public IP of the server into the settings of the application.
They tested it, approved it, and our application is now “ready for sale” even if such application is useless for most of the appstore clients who don’t own one of our appliance server.